A Closer Look at SBAR vs. the I-PASS Handoff Method
"Although it's difficult to be 100% error-free, utilizing a standard format for communicating patient information, such as I-PASS, is one more step toward ...
_logo.svg "IPASS(R)_logo"){kind=logo}
Blogs
April 21, 2022
3 Critical Factors for Implementing a Successful Handoff Program
When utilized properly, the I-PASS handoff program can help reduce medical errors, prevent adverse events, and improve communication without disrupting workflow. The first step to a successful program is a successful implementation. Often, we ...
Blogs
March 8, 2022
The I-PASS Organizational Assessment | Learn Where Your Patient Safety Culture Stands
Change can be a contradictory topic. Some people dislike change or avoid it; others think it’s necessary or crave it. Whichever side you’re on, we can all agree on two things: change is inevitable, and change is easier if you’re prepared for ...
News
January 24, 2022
I-PASS Expands Adoption of Evidence-Based Handoff Communication Bundle Across GME Programs Nationwide in 2021
Data Shows 40% Reported Reduction in Patient Harms Among Participating GME Programs
January 4, 2022
Journal of Patient Safety Study Shows I-PASS Can Significantly Decrease Likelihood and Cost of Malpractice Claims
Structured Handoff Programs Shown to Improve Patient Safety and Reduce Substantial Financial Burden on Healthcare System
News
November 9, 2021
The Value and ROI of I-PASS at Dartmouth-Hitchcock
Dartmouth-Hitchcock (D-H), a large healthcare system located in New England, serves nearly two million patients and employs over 2,000 direct care nurses and 3,000 clinicians. As with any institution, certain checks and balances are in place to ...
Latest Posts
_logo_invert.svg "IPASS(R)_logo_invert"){kind=logo}